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Sure, that's another way to do it if you're on a Marketo LP. But I don't understand why you're using the JS instead of a true form widget. Note you lose per-LP form fillout reporting this way.
Yes, you have to use an actual form, not JS that happens to call MktoForms2::loadForm.
Been recommending the hidden form for the last year, but you still need to add your own event listener to the raw form to chain to MktoForms2::submit and provide feedback in the visible form. A couple of other gotchas as well: MktoForms2 has slightly special serialization logic that you may need to ...
Trigger on Clicks Link, as I said above. I don't understand what else you're looking for as this literally triggering on a click.
...Or something along those lines.
OK, from your first paragraph it sounds like you're saying people who filled out a form didn't get a Filled Out Form event. That's mighty strange as that event is part and parcel of updating the fields on the lead (unless you use some other method like Munchkin/REST/SOAP//webhook). You should also s...
If you're filtering on a custom field that you populate using a Flow, it sounds like something is up with that Flow.
Once you've decided to "go rogue," you can't use any of the Marketo JS methods.You can switch from /save to the /save2 endpoint because it won't return a 302, which might make the ecosystem easier to manage, but it alone can't do what you want. Realize that a standard HTML form post always results ...
If you have a developer, you can use the Assets API to download template content.